Looking for a truck but don’t need a full-size model? There are plenty of options in this category to choose from. Two popular models include the 2019 Chevy Colorado and the 2019 Ford Ranger. To show you how these two specific pickup trucks compare to each other, we took the time to look at them side by side. 

While comparing these two trucks, we found that drivers who are looking for an affordable option that has plenty of room and towing capability would be better off with the 2019 Chevy Colorado. The 2019 Colorado starts at an affordable price of $21,300 compared to the 2019 Ranger’s $24,000. The bed of the Colorado is also a couple of inches longer than the Ranger and the towing capacity a couple of hundred pounds heavier. 

Continue reading to view the comparison and to learn more about the 2019 Colorado or click on the button below to view our current Chevy Colorado inventory! 

2019 Colorado 

MSRP: $21,300 

Max Payload: 1,576 lbs 

Max Towing: 7,700 lbs 

Max Bed Length: 74.4 in 

2019 Ranger 

MSRP: $24,000 

Max Payload: 2,128 lbs 

Max Towing: 7,500 lbs 

Max Bed Length: 72 in 

2019 Colorado Features 

No matter what adventures you have planned, or don’t have planned, the 2019 Colorado can get you there. No matter what the terrain is or what direction you’re going, the Colorado can handle it. The 2019 Colorado is built to handle rough terrain and is equipped with features to help along the way. A few of these features include the front and rear electronic locking differentials, the purpose-built off-road suspension, segment-exclusive Multimatic DSSV™ Damping System and more. 

If you choose to go with the 2019 Chevy Colorado for your next vehicle, you will have the choice between two engine options – a 3.6L V6 or the GM-exclusive Duramax® 2.8L turbo-diesel. Both of these engines are a great option for depending on what you are looking to do with your truck. 

If you are interested in learning more about the 2019 Chevy Colorado, be sure to click on the button below to receive more information!